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Holiday 2009
The Gift
Five writers recall the presents that meant the most.
- The promise of purple | With Dad home, she was sure this Christmas would be perfect. By Ann Hood
- Precious jewels | He wanted to give her beautiful words -- and finally have his moment. By Wil Haygood
- The mouse sled | He wanted to play games. His parents wanted him to grow up. By Carlo Rotella
- A lack of spark | He didn't put much thought or cash into the present. And Mom knew it. By Andrew Hudgins
- Family ties | They decided not to spend any money. So she finally gave him the one thing he couldn't give himself. By Lisa Frazier Page
Feature Story
What's your favorite gift to give? In our Gift Guide, notable Washingtonians offer a little inspiration.
From the Magazine
- Post critics name their top picks for movies, music, theater and museums. PLUS: Best bets for pizza
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Dining: Tom Sietsema
There are countless ways to endear yourself to restaurants.
Below the Beltway: Gene Weingarten
Weingarten suggests some easier ways to test an athlete's gender.
Trend Report
New beauty gear to get your holiday look.
Whatever Happened To ...
What happened to the huge holiday bow that once adorned the Kennedy Center?
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